At this time the web browser has become the center of all our activity in front of the PC. Everything goes through the web browser, including the emails we receive on a day-to-day basis.
But web browsers are getting heavier and doing a simple operation like reading an email sometimes becomes a hassle. For this reason, in many cases, it is best to opt for an email client. An application that uses the Internet connection to download and show us our emails and emails. but that doesn't take up as many resources as a web browser. For Windows 10, the email client of choice is Outlook, an enterprise solution that comes at a cost. Regardless, we can get a good email client for free.
Mozilla Thunderbird
The Mozilla Foundation not only has a web browser, it also has a free email client called Thunderbird. This program not only manages your email efficiently and is compatible with almost all email services, but also supports add-ons, being able to adapt it to our tastes or needs.
Appearance is another of the strengths of this email client. Something that many users ask for, not only the appearance but also the shape and modification of the spaces. Even though Thunderbird isn't going through its prime, it's still a great free option.
Nylas N1
Nylas N1 is an innovative email client, but despite being innovative, it is an email client that has gained great popularity. Its appearance is beautiful and its functionality, as well as its speed, has astonished many. Nylas N1 it's free and multiplatform, so we can use it on both MacOS and Windows 10.
This is essential because we can use it on both the company computer and the personal computer. All if the program changes. Unlike other options and like Mozilla Thunderbird, Nylas N1 is compatible with most email services out there in the market.
Claw mail
Claws Mail is an email application that tries to compete with other applications. It is a fairly complete application. By default, Claws Mail has a search engine, a calendar, a spell checker, a classifier and it is compatible with most of the email services that exist today. all must have Pop3 or Imap configuration. In this way, services like Gmail or Outlook will be difficult to configure. Claw mail It was born as free software for Linux, but it has quickly been ported to other platforms such as Windows 10 or MacOS.
What program do you recommend?
Surely now you will wonder which is the best option or which option to select. Personally, I would choose Mozilla Thunderbird, a pretty solid client with a great community behind it that can help us when we have a bug. Also has enough accessories that will allow us to adapt like incorporating a calendar or clients of social networks, etc ... But since all three are free, it is best to try them and choose.
